英:[frɔːd]
美:[frɔːd]
英:[frɔːd]
美:[frɔːd]
复数:frauds
词根:fraud
adj.fraudulent 欺骗性的;不正的
n.fraudulence 欺诈;欺骗性
noun
deceit, trickeryspecifically: intentional perversion of truth in order to induce another to part with something of value or to surrender a legal right
was accused of credit card fraud
an act of deceiving or misrepresenting : trick
automobile insurance frauds
a person who is not what he or she pretends to be : impostoralso: one who defrauds : cheat
He claimed to be a licensed psychologist, but he turned out to be a fraud.
one that is not what it seems or is represented to be
The UFO picture was proved to be a fraud.
accounting fraud假帐;做假账
click fraud点击欺诈
credit fraud信用欺诈
这组词都有“欺骗”的意思,其区别是:
deception语气较弱,一般用词,侧重于具体的骗人行为。但有时并无欺骗行为,只是玩弄把戏,故弄玄虚而已。
fraud一般用于犯罪行为的欺骗,通常指政治或经济活动中的舞弊行为。
deceit指歪曲实情,惯于说谎或蓄意欺骗。
以上来源于网络
14世纪中期,“犯罪欺骗”(盎格鲁拉丁语中13世纪); 来自古法语 fraude “欺骗,诈骗”(13世纪),源自拉丁语 fraudem(主格 fraus)“欺骗,欺诈”,人指“骗子,欺骗者”,起源不明。有人提出与梵语 dhruti- “欺骗; 错误”有关。
“欺诈制品,旨在欺骗的东西”的意思始于1650年代。 “骗子,欺骗者,假冒者; 骗局”这一含义可追溯至1850年。 Pious fraud(1560年代)本意是“为了被认为是良好目的而实施的欺骗行为”; 在口语中用于指“表面虔诚但内心不虔诚的人”。
欺诈
诈欺
Middle English fraude, from Anglo-French, from Latin fraud-, fraus
The first known use of fraud was in the 14th century
frazzle1 of 2noun
a tired or nervous condition
worn to a frazzle
frazzle2 of 2verb
fray entry 2
to cause to be in a tired or nervous condition
fray1 of 2noun
an usually disorderly or long fight, struggle, or dispute
fray2 of 2verb
to wear (as an edge of cloth) by or as if by rubbing
to separate the threads at the edge of
cutoff jeans with frayed edges
to show or cause to show signs of strain
nerves were beginning to fray
fraughtadjective
full of something specified
fraught with danger
fraudulentadjective
based on or done by fraud
fraudulentadjective
based on or done by fraud
fraudnoun
trickery, deceitespecially: the use of dishonest methods to cheat another person of something valuable
an act of deceiving : trick
a person who pretends to be what he or she is not
fraudnoun
trickery, deceitespecially: the use of dishonest methods to cheat another person of something valuable
an act of deceiving : trick
a person who pretends to be what he or she is not
1 Berrange showed that Ngubase had forged certificates for a university degree, had practiced law illegally for several years, and had a further case of fraud pending against him.
2 He was the victim of an elaborate fraud.
3 Conrad Black , one of the movement's most generous sugar daddies, is on trial for fraud.
康拉德?布莱克(ConradBlack)是新保守主义运动最为慷慨资助者之一, 目前则因欺诈指控受审.
4 It has exposed the fragility of the foundations of private finance: opaqueness , hazard and sometimes fraud.
它暴露出了私人金融根基的脆弱性 —— 不透明 、 冒险、甚至有时还有欺诈行为.
5 “He’s no more capable of fraud than of flying,” she said flatly.
6 When a defense attorney alleged that the government had committed fraud, a prosecutor shouted, “I’ll meet the man who says it out in the courtyard.”
7 He’d also been convicted of fraud for a scam in which he got an obituary of himself published, then sued the newspaper for libel and damages up to $100 million.
8 “Very well. Cut to the chase I shall. That fraud Fred is skating on thin ice.”
9 The Complaints Commission working through hundreds of allegations of serious fraud.
投诉委员会正对数百宗严重欺诈的指控进行调查.
10 The field swarmed with charming frauds and con men, such as Cagliostro and the Count of Saint-Germain, who pretended not only to transmute the elements but also to hold the secret of immortality.
11 We will introduce legal safeguards against fraud.
我们将推行防止欺诈的法律条款.
12 “Just like your grandmother. Who else would be so kind to an old fraud?”
13 The fraud tort demonstrates the relatively special characteristic with the general tort.
欺诈侵权行为表现出与一般侵权行为相对特殊的特征.
14 Who will be responsible for the impact of fraud?
谁对欺诈的后果负责?
15 4 billion in card fraud on a global basis.
全球信用卡诈骗金额高达40亿美元。
16 Scientific fraud of any kind is intolerable. Conflicts of interest are inappropriate in any setting.
任何形式的科学欺诈都不可容忍, 任何情况下违背公众利益均不适当.
17 Many toxic securities are complex and embed fraud.
许多有毒证券非常复杂,而且存在欺诈行为.
18 Nothing I thought about myself is true: I am a fraud.
19 “Oh Harry, you aren’t going to pay attention to anything that old fraud says?”
20 He told people that he was a serious and well-known musician, but he was actually a fraud.
他告诉人们说他是一个严肃的著名音乐家,实际上却是个骗子。
1 奸计
2 诈欺
imposturous con juggling take-in have do cheat ramp scam hype fiddle juggle imposition pretense trickery swindle indirection eyewash imposture fraudulence flimflam roguery crookery jugglery dupery cozenage fakement double-deal jockey humbug finagle pluck dupe ream gold-brick chouse skin game shell game
3 欺诈
unfair indirect deceptive bogus insidious disingenuous insincere plant fiddle juggle cunning imposition dishonesty ruse guile insincerity bunco imposture knavery swindling cheat racketeer trick impose scam defraud bilk flimflam swindle skin game two faces under one hood schlenter crooked deceitful deceit contrivance gyp fleece ream hoodwink confidence fraudulent trumped-up false dodgery kanky-panky practice cross lie shift deception lurk gag sham gouge gull falsity humbug flam skullduggery skulduggery fraudulence jugglery humbuggery gazump covin fox deceive chisel job rogue jockey beguile eyewash false pretenses
4 不正当手段
6 欺诈行为
8 骗子
shicer sharp fake cheat kite sham phony fraudster cheater rook fiddler trickster hustler impostor juggler slicker biter humbug knave swindler bilk sharper grifter hoaxer gyp mountebank blackleg lurcher pettifogger bilker chiseler ganef quacksalver fourflusher thimblerigger confidence trickster fast talker con artist a shark con man shark twister deceiver chiseller artist crook phoney racketeer spieler bunyip nobbler overreacher magsman schlenter samfi conman wide boy rogue liar counterfeit jockey gouge shaver sharpie quack jackal charlatan sciolist highbinder four-flusher have decoy weasel swindle con woman rat shill operator illywhacker a bad lot twice thimblerig skin beat leg greek projector hawk ringer pretender rigger faker cajole hoodwink skinner tricker bluffer gip beguiler pettifog shammer faitour flimflammer warlock bunco man jive ass fast counter confidence man pocket hunter take-in shit-heel shit-hook clip-artist gypper clip Greek con stiff booster idol coyote hustle burglar mace dingo spritzer come-on duffer duper twicer saltimbanco chouse
9 假货
10 诈骗的
14 欺骗
falsidical deceptive beguiling fallacious duplicitous delusive colorable deceptively fraudulently deceivingly beguilingly imposturing quackishness do sell cheat deception juggle bunk imposition spoof deceit trickery swindle sleight duplicity subterfuge humbug gammon falseness mystification flam skullduggery skulduggery fraudulence knavery shenanigan beguilement humbuggery hokey-pokey cozenage bamboozlement hocuspocus double-deal impose deceive jockey fudge hocus-pocus illude have job stick beat trick bite trim fool scam hype mock sting cod fiddle mislead Nick chisel hoax dupe gull victimize delude beguile hoodwink bamboozle bilk diddle bunco hocus gyp double-cross shortchange befool chouse do a snow job put over on have a game with practise on practise upon skin game act a lie play a part shell game double cross put upon make a fool of tricky misleading fraudulent con delusion artifice chicanery jiggery-pokery leg-pull kid shaft fox management twist falsehood masquerade rip-off Legerdemain put-on double-dealing covin try-on string screw Sharp stiff sucker two-time spruce circumvent fob weasel snooker mystify entrap shuck finagle skank euchre flimflam chicane cozen pettifog short-sheet mamaguy verneuk play false play a trick on throw dust in eyes sell a bill of goods take for a ride screw over put one over on slip over on do the dirty on spurious illusory tortuous fiddling take-in hustle sham dishonesty guile stratagem boondoggle razzmatazz blague swizz buffalo green cross lie blind under false colours bludge on on the fiddle stall off put one across fob off sell a a pup put it across try it on funny bluff take ream jive short-change spring a trap rip off fuck with double-tongued prestigious cheating tricksy trickish flamdoodle suck-in pass false rig lurk wile charlatan gaff stealing circumvention indirection imposture hokum trickiness roguery flivver jugglery dupery swiz inveracity thimblerig yentz gag duff double-clock horn-swoggle short burn abuse smoke hook spin palm rim stall gum bitch hum cog dope skunk doodle defraud lurch razzle-dazzle cully gold-brick monkey business cross-up hoky-poky plant curve illusion bob trimming gouge bop mace barney eyewash legerdemain hanky-panky rinky-dink cooch chiz gloze rort hokeypokey cootch shit boodle practice ring bull grease bam dipsy-doodle banter cold-deck gazoozle fainaigue make work catch jump cream dish hose bucket Jew deacon nick slicker frig fop jink gudgeon trepan hornswoggle gyppo double-X make game of play the rogue slip one over on put it over on play the fool with a clean shave run a sandy on on the earhole givethe business string on throw a curve give short change come it play games with
15 诡计
wile device shift craft scheme trick trap fake rig scam fetch lurk ruse flanker subterfuge stratagem humbug scheming chicanery hocus-pocus chicane swifty shenanigans art plant web blind dodge shuffle fiddle sham gouge decoy gull guile artifice bilk curve ball sleight swiftie catch cheat intrigue deceit trickery skulduggery wangle flimflam blague shenanigan dipsy-doodle practice engine double angle curve maneuver deception gimmick cunning wheeze curveball machination contrivance wimple jiggery-pokery underplot
17 骗局
fix trick fake Con rip rig scam deception fiddle racket flanker swindle rip-off set-up flimflam try-on confidence trick skin game jiggery-pokery do bubble cheat hype snare juggle humbug con sting hoax cross bunco gyp plant racket confidence game plant confidence hustle cog sleighride
18 舞弊
19 骗人的事物
20 诈骗
fraudulent ramp racket shenanigans skulduggery trick con scam swindle racketeering screw clip chisel fiddling jiggery-pokery rip-off do twist sting hustle shakedown chicanery chicane swizz diddle cozen overreach bunco skin bite fiddle gouge on the fiddle dupe gull rook short-change rip off have string imposition deceit mace flanker gaff shuck bilk gyp knavery racketeer bounce shark kife beat sharp trim pigeon pluck snooker jink mountebank nobble gyppo goldbrick ready up on the earhole
22 诈骗犯